Authorea (Authorea),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Сен. 2, 2024
In
a
context
where
anticipating
future
trends
and
long-term
variations
in
water
resources
is
crucial,
improving
our
knowledge
about
most
types
of
aquifer
responses
to
climate
variability
change
necessary.
Aquifers
with
dominated
by
seasonal
(marked
annual
cycle)
or
low-frequency
(interannual
decadal
driven
large-scale
dynamics)
may
encounter
different
sensitivities
change.
We
investigated
this
hypothesis
generating
groundwater
level
projections
using
deep
learning
models
for
annual,
inertial
(low-frequency
dominated)
mixed
annual/low-frequency
northern
France
from
16
CMIP6
model
inputs
an
ensemble
approach.
Generated
were
then
analysed
changes
variability.
Generally,
levels
tended
decrease
all
scenarios
across
the
2030-2100.
The
showed
slightly
increasing
but
decreasing
types.
As
severity
scenario
increased,
more
inertial-type
stations
appeared
be
affected
Focusing
on
confirmed
observation:
while
significant
amount
less
severe
SSP
2-4.5
scenario,
eventually
slight
yet
statistically
as
increased.
For
almost
Finally,
seemed,
instances,
higher
than
historical
period,
without
any
differences
between
emission
scenarios.
Abstract.
In
this
study,
we
used
deep
learning
models
with
recurrent
structure
neural
networks
to
simulate
large-scale
groundwater
level
(GWL)
fluctuations
in
northern
France.
We
developed
a
multi-station
collective
training
for
GWL
simulations,
using
both
“dynamic”
variables
(i.e.
climatic)
and
static
aquifer
characteristics.
This
approach
offers
the
possibility
of
incorporating
dynamic
features
cover
more
reservoir
heterogeneities
study
area.
Further,
investigated
performance
relevant
feature
extraction
techniques
such
as
clustering
wavelet
transform
decomposition,
intending
simplify
network
regionalised
information.
Several
modelling
tests
were
conducted.
Models
specifically
trained
on
different
types
GWL,
clustered
based
spectral
properties
data,
performed
significantly
better
than
whole
dataset.
Clustering-based
reduces
complexity
data
targets
information
efficiently.
Applying
without
prior
can
lead
learn
dominant
station
behavior
preferentially,
ignoring
unique
local
variations.
respect,
pre-processing
was
found
partially
compensate
clustering,
bringing
out
common
temporal
characteristics
shared
by
all
available
time
series
even
when
these
are
“hidden”
because
too
small
amplitude.
When
employed
along
thanks
its
capability
capturing
essential
across
scales
(high
low),
decomposition
technique
provided
significant
improvement
model
performance,
particularly
GWLs
dominated
low-frequency
advances
our
understanding
simulation
learning,
highlighting
importance
approaches,
potential
preprocessing,
value
attributes.
Journal of Hydrology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
639, С. 131525 - 131525
Опубликована: Июнь 21, 2024
Monitoring
groundwater
(GW)
level
variations,
or
anomalies
in
multiple
wells,
over
long
periods
of
time
is
essential
to
understanding
changes
regional
resource
availability.
However,
it
challenging
predict
these
GW
the
term
agricultural
areas
due
complicated
boundary
conditions,
heterogeneous
hydrogeological
characteristics,
and
extraction,
as
well
nonlinear
interactions
among
factors.
To
overcome
this
challenge,
we
developed
an
advanced
modeling
framework
based
on
a
recurrent
neural
network
short-term
memory
(LSTM)
alternative
complex
computationally
expensive
physical
models.
were
forecast
two
months
advance
(t
+
2)
evaluation
drivers
that
influence
dynamics
densely
irrigated
regions.
An
application
new
approach
was
conducted
Wisconsin
Central
Sands
(WCS)
region
U.S.,
one
most
productive
The
for
period
1958–2020
by
utilizing
easily
accessible
dynamic
static
variables
represent
hydrometeorological
geological
characteristics.
anomaly
observations
acquired
from
26
piezometers
(wells)
installed
sandy
aquifer
WCS
10–60
years.
subset
∼
years,
not
used
model
training,
can
out
with
coefficient
determination
R2
0.8.
Additionally,
MAE
less
than
0.34
m/month
across
study
both
temporal
spatial
frameworks.
Groundwater
showed
high
spatiotemporal
variability,
their
responses
are
influenced
differently
catchment
geology,
climate,
topography
locations.
Sites
higher
autocorrelation
previous
two-months
reduced
bias
increasing
R2.
Land
use
change
irrigation
pumping
have
interactive
effects
forecasting.
novelty
identifying
fluxes.
This
case-specific
information
location-related
simplification,
modification,
assumption
LSTM
unique
contribution
existing
literature.
Our
be
method
simulating
water
availability
where
subsurface
properties
unknown
difficult
determine.
Abstract.
In
this
study,
we
used
deep
learning
models
with
recurrent
structure
neural
networks
to
simulate
large-scale
groundwater
level
(GWL)
fluctuations
in
northern
France.
We
developed
a
multi-station
collective
training
for
GWL
simulations,
using
both
“dynamic”
variables
(i.e.
climatic)
and
static
aquifer
characteristics.
This
approach
offers
the
possibility
of
incorporating
dynamic
features
cover
more
reservoir
heterogeneities
study
area.
Further,
investigated
performance
relevant
feature
extraction
techniques
such
as
clustering
wavelet
transform
decomposition,
intending
simplify
network
regionalised
information.
Several
modelling
tests
were
conducted.
Models
specifically
trained
on
different
types
GWL,
clustered
based
spectral
properties
data,
performed
significantly
better
than
whole
dataset.
Clustering-based
reduces
complexity
data
targets
information
efficiently.
Applying
without
prior
can
lead
learn
dominant
station
behavior
preferentially,
ignoring
unique
local
variations.
respect,
pre-processing
was
found
partially
compensate
clustering,
bringing
out
common
temporal
characteristics
shared
by
all
available
time
series
even
when
these
are
“hidden”
because
too
small
amplitude.
When
employed
along
thanks
its
capability
capturing
essential
across
scales
(high
low),
decomposition
technique
provided
significant
improvement
model
performance,
particularly
GWLs
dominated
low-frequency
advances
our
understanding
simulation
learning,
highlighting
importance
approaches,
potential
preprocessing,
value
attributes.
Authorea (Authorea),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Сен. 2, 2024
In
a
context
where
anticipating
future
trends
and
long-term
variations
in
water
resources
is
crucial,
improving
our
knowledge
about
most
types
of
aquifer
responses
to
climate
variability
change
necessary.
Aquifers
with
dominated
by
seasonal
(marked
annual
cycle)
or
low-frequency
(interannual
decadal
driven
large-scale
dynamics)
may
encounter
different
sensitivities
change.
We
investigated
this
hypothesis
generating
groundwater
level
projections
using
deep
learning
models
for
annual,
inertial
(low-frequency
dominated)
mixed
annual/low-frequency
northern
France
from
16
CMIP6
model
inputs
an
ensemble
approach.
Generated
were
then
analysed
changes
variability.
Generally,
levels
tended
decrease
all
scenarios
across
the
2030-2100.
The
showed
slightly
increasing
but
decreasing
types.
As
severity
scenario
increased,
more
inertial-type
stations
appeared
be
affected
Focusing
on
confirmed
observation:
while
significant
amount
less
severe
SSP
2-4.5
scenario,
eventually
slight
yet
statistically
as
increased.
For
almost
Finally,
seemed,
instances,
higher
than
historical
period,
without
any
differences
between
emission
scenarios.